Sentence examples for What grabbed from inspiring English sources
What grabbed attention this time was the videos they made.
"What grabbed me most of all was the whole atmosphere," he said.
"What grabbed me was the craftsmanship," said Ms. Boland, a mother of two in the Rowayton section of Norwalk, Conn., who first saw the ensemble in a bridal magazine.
What grabbed the headlines that might sell books was Powell's claim that Martin McGuinness told him there had been no need for an inquiry; an apology would have sufficed.
What grabbed crowds as the couple moved about the country this week were not Mr. Edwards's proposals, like banning new coal-fired power plants that do not incorporate emerging technology for "carbon capture".
What grabbed the eye was the sleeveless purple silk crepe sheath made for Mrs. Obama by Maria Pinto, the former Geoffrey Beene assistant who has long been an Obama favorite.
What grabs me is when the three-year-olds run.
What grabs the imagination as much as anything is the vision the building offers of this particular period in history.
"What grabs people's attention is the violence as opposed to the nitty-gritty of these amendments.
What grabs the audience, however (and probably what makes people listen to him, rather than his influences) is Condon's voice.
What grabs his attention?
